Sentence examples for which likely characterizes from inspiring English sources
If we modeled SOD as a continuous variable (which likely characterizes it accurately as an individual-difference variable), we would be assuming that performance of moderate SOD participants falls linearly between the performance of poor and good SOD participants.
Short internal branches for deep divergences and the difficulty of achieving strong support for some nodes even with 21 genes may reflect a rapid radiation, which likely characterizes many divergences among lepidopteran families [ 21, 22, 73] and other insect orders [ 74].
While science continues to extend to two extremes — micro-scale towards dimensions even smaller than elemental particles and mega-scale even beyond the universe, one recognizes that reductionism is not sufficient to solve many problems we encounter in engineering, which are likely characterized by nonlinearity, nonequilibrium and dissipative multi-scale structures.
Truncal adipose tissue in South Asians is characterized by abnormally large adipocytes which likely are dysfunctional as shown by high levels of NEFA and low levels of adiponectin.
These results support the overall architecture of AtCHX17 and identify D201, N200 and novel residues T170 and K383 at the functional core which likely participates in ion recognition, coordination and/or translocation, similar to characterized cation/H+ exchangers.
Of the newly discovered ligands, only keren, like its extensively characterized homologue spitz, does not have the proposed splice site, which likely reflects the general reduction of introns in the Drosophila genome.
A cDNA encoding a chimeric progranulin which likely arises through the mechanism of trans-splicing between grn1 and grn2 was also characterized.
The current findings show that the neurodegenerative changes that characterize AD are not accompanied by microglial activation but instead by microglial dystrophy, which likely reflects progressive degeneration of these cells [ 44].
Laboratory incubations indicated that soil moisture limited Nmin under conditions that typically characterize burrow microclimate, and that rates increased dramatically at soil moisture contents >25% field capacity, which likely occurs during pulsed rainfall events.
TACS-1 is characterized by dense, more diffuse collagen areas [ 5], consistent with the increased collagen I seen in the TACS-1 MMP13 KO group, which likely results from the absence of this key collagen I-degrading collagenase.
